April borrowing surges to £24.3bn as debt interest bill breaks month record
Higher gilt yields and a £10.3bn debt servicing bill have wiped further fiscal headroom from Rachel Reeves’s plans, leaving the ...
The US Constitution Is Now a Suicide Pact
Historically, many sovereign states have granted separatist cultural and ideological groups political autonomy as a means of avoiding full secession. ...
Jaguar Land Rover eyes American tie-up with Stellantis to sidestep Trump tariffs
Britain’s biggest car manufacturer has, for the first time in its history, cracked open the door to assembling Range Rovers ...
How Future Supply Moves Today’s Prices
This week, Bob walks through three thought experiments to show how expectations of future supply changes ripple into present prices ...
Labour eyes £1bn VAT raid on airport charges in stealth blow to family holidays
British families planning a getaway this summer could find the cost of flying creeping up again, after it emerged that ...
Blame the system, not the school leavers for youth unemployment, says Amazon’s UK boss
Britain’s largest online retailer has waded into one of the most uncomfortable debates in Westminster and the boardroom: who, exactly, ...
Potters win £120m rescue as government finally backs Britain’s ceramics heartland
After years of quiet desperation in Stoke-on-Trent, the kilns finally have something to celebrate. The government has unveiled a £120 ...
Trump’s Presidential Portfolio Goes Quantum
Tad DeHaven The Trump administration’s government ownership spree has officially gone quantum. The Commerce Department announced today that it has ...
Brad Burton interview: how the UK’s no.1 motivational speaker rebuilt after lockdown wiped out 4Networking, and survived a four-year online stalking campaign
The founder of 4Networking lost a £2 million business in an afternoon, then spent four years being smeared online by ...
Cochrane Is Right About the Fed’s Predicament. Here’s the Reform Agenda.
Norbert J. Michel and Jai Kedia In the Washington Post this week, economist John Cochrane laid out the predicament facing ...
